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Transport Minister Michael Wood started with a lesson from history. Firstly, a few words about the history. This matters because the historic failure to secure

Wellington’s cross-harbour ferry operator hopes to have its electric catamaran carrying passengers across Te Whanganui-a-Tara/Wellington Harbour by Christmas sa

Bay of Plenty Regional Council want to get people into buses in Tauranga city, so they've introduced a new route that goes all the way into town. NZ Herald

Wellington commuters can finally pay for a train with electronic ticketing, after years of delays. Metlink launched the Snapper on Rail Pilot on Sunday, which a

There has been a lot of interest in public transport in New Zealand lately and there’s a good reason for it. Nationally, transport makes up 20 per cent of our g

The Te Huia train service between Hamilton and Auckland is set to take train passengers direct to The Strand Station in central Auckland on weekdays after the e

A comment from the Minister of Transport Michael Wood, regarding Auckland's proposed light rail system.

Promises were made, promises were not delivered and now we find ourselves back where we started, in a fashion.

Recently there was some commentary about a 4 percent public transport fare rise in Auckland and how that contradicts the city’s climate change goals, and it cau

With the government now seemingly open to investing big on rapid transit in Auckland and with Wellington also now proposing a big active mode and Rapid Transit